But Peter Cannon, president of the Madison Audubon Society, said he feared that the extremely rare whooping crane might be mistaken for a sandhill crane during a hunt, and he said that farmers could use chemicals, distasteful to cranes, on corn.
But this politicization of the decision ignores its real world consequences, for while it may be considered distasteful to dwell on the mortality of our elected leaders, history tells us that vice presidents often ascend to the Oval Office upon the death or resignation of their predecessor, and thus their qualification to serve in that capacity should always be our number one concern.
When the premiere ended they flicked on the bright lights too quickly and people got up with this distasteful look on their faces and left.
The occasion was Trump's distasteful attack on two MSNBC commentators, Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski.
The American International Group faced two distasteful options on Tuesday: selling prized assets to competitors or handing over a big part of its business to the federal government.
Heinlein may have cultivated a philosophy that now seems distasteful bordering on appalling, but it is unfair to criticize him for simply having a philosophy.
In his distasteful diatribe on Tiger Woods, Payne felt free to broadcast his moral superiority, even though Augusta National still has no female members and admitted its first black member only after considerable pressure and controversy.
While it may be vulgar and offensive, distasteful content on its own does not violate our policies," a Facebook spokesperson explained, when I asked what Facebook's response to similar pages is.
"The thing about these scientists," said the first guy, with a distasteful emphasis on the last word, "is that they get loads of grant money, so they just make stuff up that makes their research look good.
